Senate corruption charges hinge on Newberry case
Widespread indictments detail fraud and corruption linked to Michigan Senator Newberry as the Republican Senate faced scrutiny over campaign funding. The piece argues the GOP majority must act to test whether senatorial seats are purchasable and if the Senate’s integrity can be preserved.
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Newberry
Senate
League of Nations
Michigan
Congress
Republican
Senator Newberry
United States
Mr. Newberry
United States Senate
The Navy and the League of Peace Debate
The General Board urges building the greatest navy within five years while a league to prevent war seems unreliable. The move risks heavy tax increases and altered national defense, leaving the U S potentially behind in naval power amid Britain’s sea dominance.
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Navy General Board
Great Beitian
No profound changes after the war in United States
The text argues that social changes in the United States will not be as drastic as some expect after the war. It notes stable habits of thought and daily life, contending that the common refrain Things will never be the same after the war carries less dramatic implications than feared.
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United States
Eames
Mexicans and Irish Plots Stir Anger Over Lost Provinces
The article argues English anger over Irish American efforts to aid the Irish Republic surpasses U.S. reactions to Mexican plots. It recounts Justice Cohalan and other Irish American leaders lobbying Congress to appoint Irish representatives, claiming 20 million Irish-Americans support the cause. It compares historic territorial losses, noting U.S. gains from Mexico and echoes concerns about foreign influence.
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House
Mason
Illinois
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United States
Great Britain
Cohalan
Lee
Lee Ad Sae
Melanie Anne Ae
Mexico
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England
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Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Publishers and schools prey on hopeful writers
The piece condemns two scams targeting writers: home correspondence schools that promise to teach successful writing and publishers that require authors to pay to print. It notes veteran writer Wil and novelist Booth Tarkington as examples and argues genuine talent cannot be bought or taught, with education and persistence not replacing innate instinct.
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Wil
Mai
Rich Beggars in Philadelphia Blood Feud Death
Philadelphia report tells of two beggars quitting profitable begging for a motor ride. After a visit to a house owned by one man and a settled score, they fought. one man killed his wounded companion during the clash. The incident echoes holiday risk and street life dangers. Wood alcohol deaths in New York rise, medical examiner notes, despite IRS orders restricting potent potable products.
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Philadelphia
New York
Praht
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Group of Twenty Quiker Employers Defined Date Ago
A fragment notes a date set by a group of twenty employers in Great context. It mentions no specific names, places, or outcomes, but indicates a collective decision or action by the employers at a past time. The readable text remains insufficient for precise details or identifiers.
Porefathera Day Service Marks 200th Pulpit Creation
Beaton hosts an interisting service at King's Chapel to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the church pulpit creation with Porefathera Day events.
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Pigtioen
Beaton
Fragmentary Historical Timeline Items From Various Years
A sequence of brief historical notes mentions events and figures such as Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli born in London and dying in 1861, Danish islands surrender to Britain in 1807, James O'Hara founding the first glass factory west of the Alleghenies, a Wellington statue unveiled in London, the 1894 Dominion cabinet swearing in with Sir Mackenzie Bowell, the 1944 Soviet build up before Warsaw, and a 1915 French capture.
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Earl of
Prince of Wales
Edward VI
Mackenzie Bowell
East Prussia
Warsaw
Birthdays of Missouri ex-governor and golf champion Walter Hagen
Today marks the birthdays of former Missouri Governor born in Boonville and Walter Hagen the national open golf champion born in Rochester New York. Hagen is recognized as a prominent American golfer celebrated at 27 years since birth.
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Missouri
Boonville
Walter Hagen
United States
Rochester
N. Y
Highways Weather Report Indicates Mixed Conditions
Report notes poor conditions on Gresley Road toward Casper with muddy stretches in Lagrange and Divide roads. Sherman Hill remains a concern with limited reports of traffic and no major incidents recorded.
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Fort Collinge
Gresley Road
Casper
Lagrange
Ierous
Sherman Hill
Xmas Cards at the Cheyenyen Printery
Sign painting radiant. Phone 7. Cheyenne printery located at 114 West 17th Street offers Christmas cards and sign painting services with contact details.
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Cheyenne Printery
West 17Th Street
Essex Sets New Endurance Record on Speedway
An Eunox stock chassis under Joan Automobile Association set a new world endurance mark with a fifty hour test on the speedway. Initial runs faced sleet and snow but after a failed 27 hour 58 minute stretch, a second run of 12 hours and 1042 miles followed by a third successful fifty hour period completed the test. The Essex chassis then covered over five thousand miles in the season, with notable tire endurance as well.
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Eunox Stock Chassin Imder Joan Automobile Association
Aixtanen
Speedway
Essex
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